The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-12-01

Jennie Gradwohl, as 4Topsy.- with doll.
was 'soiien up Do perfection.
Mrs Ed Whitman as dolly Varylennsur-
prised even lier most Intimate friends.
The saiina Daily JoUKNAL Wa. well renrs-
scnfed By Clara Hutchinson in aii appropri-
ate manner
Mrs p e Gay dressed 60 n green and black
costume. spaugiesi, ciisiractrrixe,l -Ariiut-'
Gypsy from Bohemian Girl
Mn X X Jeflrie- In an attractive costume u
bright cglors took the psrt OF gypsy For
tune Teller
Mallie Qn,dwohi A. Cards won the adj
miritiuu Of ail, ami her identify rruaiu-ti q
secret until the masks were removed.
Mrs J r seaver in pink aud black -I'aacy
Drlsss-' was ole % THE gnrsi costumes iu the
Emma Gradwohl's makeup ~ "a -andw'e h
Islander wac simply gorgeous and tle de-
crptiuu was perfect.
Nj. J VI Ierries. ~ kansas SuuHow-r--
was one 81 the most novel and attractive ,-..--
TUNES worn.
Minnie Sargent and Miami, Mechanics
full turkey costume 81 iaun.i skirt a.ilf SIX
blpu>r. booked exceedingly charming.
Belle Hatch. Boz mil kuis.tl siftir- nu.i bucket
Co hsud, won inauy cptnpi m-ut- AND p,r-
sonifird the character Co Perfection.
Clara R.p-burk and Fila Kinslnln iu rr,i
ami blue dresses trimmed with sfu.tI hH'l-.
made exastiy alike represented .Ioli.t>.--
all eyes.
Mr. r Y Kennedy. .Equ.-,trienu..- ,..i--
tune OF green and SCARLET. pHfflrtslf quilted.
trimmed with strrups. and O. iausfy c-lp.
making the wear-r tire attraction .f fht
spectators and thr admiral uu ul De duIr.I-
Carrie Lower. Jockey Giri." suit .I r-f
ami white, striped. and cap to- r'trrr-i"i'i.
The costume Wa unr OF the niu~l cum Dag
wuTii. aud ELECTED many compliments
Miss Putnam. 1> a .-sch's,l .Siri.- va~ nu.
fHpffKfs fsIH-f ufHIta-.
received full ju~it~
Mn Alexander .-t'hri~.uth' ms costume
o. white tarltuu..i.ti pr1i>eit ei-cerit'l u Too
i-lnilrmuut~. ul~ NrT1 beautiful .ut u.1u
The atllf.i raj iuu ufaI
Nrtii,. Gr.i,tvoiIl and Ida Luf', 300 ,.,l'Iu..ir-
ION suits OF black. urIlHucrfru w.iii IHr-r-
white polka dots, completely tHi...I rst.I.-
bolt
Mr. p p. NIrkl,~. --Tr. Kansas Pre-
This rt~fuuic was fli' iiu~f novel aui .I--
trartiNr ou tle unur, and Indicated D.i-c'l
new ~naI,r~ "f fh' state ven. hiE'iN r"ili..i-
meutvs 90 base n= ~,yu q isi o. i.i--.I'tl See
Ma, a. " WirElaln. LtaN niui. 30 ut.r-
skirt aud wiu--"i scarlet. WITH Itr-.. Hitrh
With picatins cot gray iu.i,. caught Hr Iu.-r-
walls viii imitation lads binds.
Among the many who took part
after the unmasking or were sPcrta-
in gallery were Ed. Whitman. ST.
r. l.. Bond, Harper Cunuiu sham,
l.. \. viii, j. Il. Whitehead, Mr.
and Mrs. Burf"rd, Mrs. polan,
Maud Miller, Carrinne Mills, Nj
and Mrs Laird and Miss Fairfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Wal
lace, Mr.. and Mrs. Roeburk, Mrs
Sam Gradwohl, Carrie Clarkson,
Mana Morrow, Glayde~ LuSadder
Birdie Carroll, Kittie Keeie, Ida
Pierce, Miss Clark. Messre Frank
Horton, Eli Piefier. Harry Curry,
+. e. Gay, J. a. Smith, Will Bar
neck, Barter Earl Brown. Fred
Paul, Uhrig, w. Harden, DR.. F. b.
Brown, Gil Curry and others.
NOTES.
1t was gorgeous.
"Oh, ! knew you"
The programs were neat.
"N our voice gave you away
The clone fisherman" was good.
Supper vas served for l35 guests.
Masking is lots Of fun, but "oh
how warm"
The Ellsworth people added much
to the success of the evening.
Abilene responded with Il select
party Of her best society people.
The ball was IA success socially, IL
and i'm every particular.
The hands on the dial Indicated
O'Clock before the music had ceased
Some gr9st surprises were made
manifest when the masks were re-
Captain Chas. T. Hilton stood at
the door and saw that no objection
able characters 'Ound entrance.
The man with the "map of Ire
landn on his face preserved order IN
the early part of the evening and
the stuffed club got in its work.
y great many failed To write the
name Of their costume on ihr the.
ticket, necessitating good deal of
trouble in getting the name.
r. X. Jeflries and X. V. Kennedy
looked after the arrangement of th"
hoOr aud il goes without saying THAI
all had an oppo rtunity To dance.
When something SUCCESSFUL is
wanted call on the "P. VI. q. as
OF the most successful bail
that was ever given in Salina, they
are entitled 10 the hOnors.